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The ammo shortage if there ever was one will any one remember these companies names? The best,300 Blackout subsonic ammo Superior, High Performance Ammunition. for only$49.95 by a company called Underwood. Is there even such a thing as subsonic, superior, high performance, suppressor ready, ammunition? How bout 7.62 x 39 that is so weak it won't cycle your weapon? Here's another one, Beautiful 5.56mm sealed in a heavy duty 200 Round 'Battlepack' Great for watertight storage for only $199.96 from Priv Ammo.
And don't think the major companies are doing you any favors no matter how many times you went to bat for them to stop some stupid law that would cut into their profits. Sierra 100 175 grain .30 cal for ONLY $59.29. I didn't see anyone selling any rounds but you can get two snap caps for $11.93 and can shoot them as many times as you want. There is a Hoppes.30 caliber cleaning brush for $3.95 and you just might need it if you are lucky enough to have traded your first born for a few rounds of .308.
No longer do you buy a set of dies. You buy a single die but they must be a good one because it cost what you use to pay for a whole set . With a shell holder. We have all seen this happen a thousand times and we are smarted than the average bear. We don't need a cool name as a Battlepack of Blackout at two bucks a round when we have an old SKS and AK in the safe and still have steel core corrosive rounds stashed. We count our ammunition by the pounds and not the rounds still waiting for the shooting to start.
And don't think the major companies are doing you any favors no matter how many times you went to bat for them to stop some stupid law that would cut into their profits. Sierra 100 175 grain .30 cal for ONLY $59.29. I didn't see anyone selling any rounds but you can get two snap caps for $11.93 and can shoot them as many times as you want. There is a Hoppes.30 caliber cleaning brush for $3.95 and you just might need it if you are lucky enough to have traded your first born for a few rounds of .308.
No longer do you buy a set of dies. You buy a single die but they must be a good one because it cost what you use to pay for a whole set . With a shell holder. We have all seen this happen a thousand times and we are smarted than the average bear. We don't need a cool name as a Battlepack of Blackout at two bucks a round when we have an old SKS and AK in the safe and still have steel core corrosive rounds stashed. We count our ammunition by the pounds and not the rounds still waiting for the shooting to start.
